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Re: Just replaced rotors and pads {front} and i hear a...
Firstly make sure that the rotor and pad are the same with the former ones and secondly bleed the brake system to remove air fromthe syetem lastly check your wheel balancing. I hope this will help
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stiff steering could be slipping belt for the power steering. while stationary, turn wheels to left and have a look back of wheel see if anything catching, only way.
If I had to make a guess, I'll bet the noise is the wear indicators on your front brake pads just beginning to touch the rotors. If you remove the wheel, you should see a small metal tab on the rear of the pad. If it is very close to the rotor, replace the front pads. I've seen lots of people just bend the tab back to stop the noise, but if you do that it's almost guaranteed that you will forget 'till the rotors are all scored up. So, do it now!!
sounds like you have a problem with one of your lines on your power steering or one of its components. the grinding noise could also be one of your pulleys that have gone bad too. check your steering assemby gear box.
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